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Flexible schedules, advancement opportunities, changing departments within the company, increased compensation/responsibility; these are computers cheap windows 2000 a few of the changes employers are going to have computers cheap windows 2000 to make to attract and keep the next generation employees.    Tamara Erickson, consultant in Massachusetts and author of Workforce Crisis: How to computers cheap windows 2000 Beat the Coming Shortage of Skills and Talent, said "If you want to hire college-educated, you're going to be completely screwed, because there are not going to be enough college-educated people by a long stretch of the imagination.  You've got to really be a best-in-class employer." With the computers cheap windows 2000 Baby Boomers phasing out of the workforce and the Generation Y crew beginning to computers cheap windows 2000 step in to the helm, businesses are learning quickly that the computers cheap windows 2000 rules of employment have shifted.  The old ways of business are on the outs.  A text messaging, IPOD listening, fast moving group has computers cheap windows 2000 made their way into workplaces all over.    Hiring long-term employees might be a thing of the past.  The new Generation Y employees are computers cheap windows 2000 looking to get exactly what they want out of an computers cheap windows 2000 employer, or they will leave and find one that will. Another excerpt from computers cheap windows 2000 an article in the Arizona Republic says, "If you look at the world many boomers entered, it's very hierarchical," Erickson said. "That's not really interesting to Y's. They want to be judged on their own capabilities. They don't want to be told they can't take the challenge now." The Generation Y’s consist of anyone born between the computers cheap windows 2000 year 1977 and 1991.The are a highly confident and technically skilled group of up and computers cheap windows 2000 comers.    

Are you bracing yourself, if you’re an employeer?  Are these types of changes going to help or hurt your company’s culture?   

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